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The Sapporo Beer Museum occupies a former brewery building in the Higashi ward of Sapporo. It presents the history of Japan's beer industry and Sapporo Beer, with tasting and tours available.
The Sapporo Clock Tower is a Meiji-era wooden building in Sapporo's Chuo ward. Originally built as a drill hall for the old Sapporo Agricultural College, its clock still keeps time, making it a downtown symbol.
The Hokkaido University Museum sits on the university's campus in Sapporo's Kita ward. It displays a wide range of academic specimens and research materials accumulated by the university, with free admission.
The Hokkaido Museum stands near Nopporo Forest Park in Sapporo's Atsubetsu ward. It presents a broad view of Hokkaido's nature and history, including Ainu culture and the era of development.
Shiroi Koibito Park is a theme-park-style facility in Sapporo's Nishi Ward. Run by Ishiya, maker of Hokkaido's famous 'Shiroi Koibito' cookies, it offers confectionery factory tours and gardens.
The Sapporo Buried Cultural Property Center preserves and exhibits archaeological artifacts unearthed in the Sapporo area. It introduces excavated materials such as pottery and stone tools from Jomon-period and other sites.
The Historical Village of Hokkaido is an open-air museum in Nopporo Forest Park, Sapporo's Atsubetsu ward. It relocates and restores buildings from the Meiji and Taishō eras to show life during Hokkaido's development period.
The Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art is the prefecture's leading art museum, located in Sapporo's Chuo Ward. It is known for its collection of works by Hokkaido-related artists and glass art, and for its varied special exhibitions.
Miyanomori International Museum of Art is located in the Miyanomori area of Sapporo's Chuo Ward. It is a private art museum exhibiting paintings and other works.
The Sapporo Waterworks Museum is located in the Moiwashita area of Sapporo's Chuo Ward. It is a facility exhibiting the history of Sapporo's water supply and how it works.
The Edwin Dun Memorial Museum honors Edwin Dun, an American agricultural advisor who contributed to Hokkaido's development in the Meiji era. It displays materials on his role in advancing the region's livestock farming.
The Miyabe Kingo Memorial Building honors the botanist Miyabe Kingo. It exhibits and introduces his achievements and related materials from his work on Hokkaido's plant research.
The Sapporo Transportation Museum is located in Sapporo's Minami Ward. It exhibits vehicles and materials tracing the history of the city's streetcars, subway, and buses.
The Sapporo Village Memorial Museum preserves the history of the former Sapporo-mura district settled by Meiji-era pioneers. It introduces the area's pioneer-era farming life and local industries, including the onion cultivation once central to the district.
The Sapporo Olympic Museum (Winter Sports Museum) commemorates the legacy of the 1972 Sapporo Winter Olympics and sits at the Okurayama ski jump stadium. It is known for simulators that let visitors virtually experience ski jumping, bobsled, and other winter sports.
The Migishi Kotaro Museum of Art, Hokkaido is a prefectural museum dedicated to the works of Migishi Kotaro, a Western-style painter from Hokkaido. Located in Sapporo's cultural district, it presents the world of his paintings.
The Hokkaido Museum of Literature is a prefectural literature museum located within Nakajima Park in Sapporo. It is known for collecting and exhibiting manuscripts and materials of writers connected to Hokkaido.
The Sapporo Salmon Museum sits near the Toyohira River in Sapporo's Minami ward. It introduces the ecology of salmon returning to the river through tanks and exhibits, with free admission.
The Sapporo Science Center is a science museum in Sapporo's Atsubetsu ward. With hands-on exhibits and a planetarium, it is popular with children and family visitors.
The Sapporo Sewerage Science Museum lets visitors learn about sewer systems, the water cycle, and purification through exhibits and hands-on displays. Operated by the city of Sapporo, it is known as an environmental learning facility for children and families.
The Tonden Local History Museum tells the story of the Tonden district of Sapporo, opened up under the Meiji-era tonden-hei (military colonist) system. It exhibits the tools and records of the colonist farmers who settled the land.
The Watanabe Junichi Museum of Literature introduces the life and works of Watanabe Junichi, a novelist with ties to Sapporo. Located near Nakajima Park, it exhibits his manuscripts and related materials.
The Sapporo Museum Activity Center is a facility in Sapporo's Chuo ward. It exhibits fossils and natural-history materials found in Sapporo and supports research activities, with free admission.